“God-Like” Flying Humanoid Terrifies Expert After Appearing Over Tokyo Tower

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TOKYO – A series of bizarre aerial phenomena over Japan’s capital has the world talking, but a recent sighting from 2022 may be the most chilling yet. Following strange events reported in Itabashi and Taito wards, new footage has emerged from Minato ward, capturing what experts are calling a “flying humanoid” near the iconic Tokyo Tower.

The incident occurred on April 13, 2022, when a mysterious, pitch-black figure suddenly materialized in the sky against a thick blanket of clouds. Witnesses reported the humanoid figure hovering—or perhaps more accurately, standing perfectly still—at an estimated altitude of 300 meters (about 1,000 feet).

In a breathtaking moment, the entity suddenly pitched forward into a horizontal position and began to glide effortlessly through the air. It moved with an unnatural smoothness, crossing in front of the Tokyo Tower before vanishing behind the city’s towering skyscrapers.

The perplexing footage caught the attention of renowned UFO researcher Scott C. Waring, who provided a stunning analysis. According to Waring, the figure displayed no visible means of propulsion, such as a jetpack or wings. He estimated its height to be a staggering 3 meters (nearly 10 feet).

Waring has speculated that this could be an alien being possessing “god-like powers,” allowing it to fly at will. He declared the footage “one of the most terrifying I have ever seen,” and has put out a call for anyone with more information to come forward.

The sighting raises unsettling questions. What is truly happening in the skies over Tokyo? As these unexplained events continue to mount, one can only hope they are not a precursor to something far more significant.

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